Supreme Court to Examine Trump’s Required Detention Policy for ICE

Survey: Almost one-third of registered voters believe all illegal immigrants should be deported

Supreme Court to Review Immigrant Detention Policy The Supreme Court has decided to examine the Trump administration’s approach regarding the detention of illegal immigrants, specifically the practice of holding them without a bond hearing during their deportation proceedings. The case, Rhoney v. Barbosa da Cunha, is among the first to be considered by the justices […]

Supreme Court considers Catholic church’s struggle with zoning and RLUIPA

Supreme Court considers Catholic church's struggle with zoning and RLUIPA

The Supreme Court to Hear Kentucky Church’s Grotto Case The Supreme Court has decided to take on a case involving a Kentucky church’s attempt to create a prayer grotto on its grounds. This case brings into question what exactly is meant by a “substantial burden” on religious exercise according to federal land-use law. Ryan Gardner, […]

Brazil Court Begins Widespread Censorship Just Days Before Presidential Election

Brazil Court Begins Widespread Censorship Just Days Before Presidential Election

Brazil’s Electoral Authority Implements Censorship Ahead of Elections Brazil’s Superior Electoral Tribunal (TSE) issued new censorship orders on Wednesday as the country gets ready for its presidential elections this weekend. The elections are set for Sunday, October 4, and there’s a lot of speculation around a likely runoff on October 25 between the incumbent socialist […]

Federal Court Overturns Connecticut Glock Ban

Federal Court Overturns Connecticut Glock Ban

A federal judge has granted an injunction that prevents Connecticut from enforcing its ban on Glock pistols as of Wednesday. This action follows a lawsuit filed by Glock and the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) against the state’s prohibition on their well-known pistols. The ban was signed into law by Democratic Governor Ned Lamont in […]

Supreme Court activates Trump’s large-scale deportation efforts

Supreme Court activates Trump's large-scale deportation efforts

Deportation Flights Cleared to Resume The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the Trump administration can restart deportations of migrants to “third countries,” meaning nations other than where they are originally from. This ruling, issued on Tuesday, permits the administration to send deportees from Cuba and Venezuela to African countries such as Liberia and Eswatini. […]